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I'm contemplating purchasing FMD5.5. I have been working on a product for some time for in-house use and now want to turn it into a product and creating a stand-alone is clearly the right way to go.

But I have two questions for which I can't find answers anywhere that I've looked.

1. Can users of the stand-alone application define new layouts and/or change existing layouts or is that functionality "locked out'?

2. Could several users of individual copies of the stand-alone application share the same data files over a network or are the files somehow compiled with the app, precluding that use?

Thanks.

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Originally posted by MpWiedemann:

Hi Dan,

Answers:

1. No, design features are locked out.

2. There is no networking built into the runtimes. The databases are compiled along with the runtime app. No sharing.
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Dan, just small addition:

1. If someone will open your databases outside of runtime, he/she can use design functions it they are not protected by password.

2. If user will register runtime database on FM server, they can serve them to standard FM clients.

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I know, have been there several times. My father was in love with Monterey because of the books written about it, but he didn't manage visit -- it was the communism here!

So I went there instead and I send him private message up there to heaven smile.gif" border="0

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